Valentine’s Day Ideas for Kindergarten
If you have ever looked at the calendar in February and thought, “I need a simple plan for Valentine’s Day,” you are not alone. Between
If you have ever looked at the calendar in February and thought, “I need a simple plan for Valentine’s Day,” you are not alone. Between
January brings the halfway point through the year and, inevitably, the feeling of some pressure. Now that our kindergarteners have had a whole half year
The 100th Day of School is an exciting day for teachers and students alike! The progress you and your class have made in the first
Happy New Year! You most likely spent the first half of the school year working hard to establish and perfect classroom routines. Routines help students feel
Phew. Here we go, teachers. Classroom holidays are on their way. Here is what I want you to think about if you need some tips
Being a teacher around the holidays is like riding a bike. And juggling. And playing the harmonica. All at the same time!! So the big
When the holiday season is just around the corner, there’s always a little bit more (okay, a LOT more) excitement than normal in the classroom
Do you ever feel stuck in a rut when it comes to coming up with math activities? Providing different types of practice with early kindergarten
With Thanksgiving approaching, I wanted to share a fun and free activity that involves turkeys and fine motor work! This Build a Turkey activity incorporates
If you’re looking for some fun pumpkin read alouds to keep your kindergarten class engaged, look no further! I’ve compiled a list of my favorite
October is a busy month around here. With conferences, field trips, changing leaves, and slightly chillier weather, it seems like there’s never a dull moment!
Fall is in the air, which can only mean one thing: pumpkin season is here! It’s the perfect time to bring some fun and educational